Unionists Win in Supreme Court Church Case Ruling
The Texas Supreme Court sided with unionists in the Marion County church case. It held that property belongs to the Presbyterian Church USA and Cumberland Presbyterians could unite with the United States church, with civil courts lacking power to review church actions. The ruling affects church property across the Southern states.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Marion County
Presbyterian Church of the
Regrets Over Macadam Work Halted on West Oak Street
Mayor Ed F. Bates laments stoppage of grading and macadamizing on West Oak Street due to two property owners refusing to pay their pro rata share. He urges other owners to join in funding, warns workers may be reassigned if unsettled, and mentions East Hickory as a future street target. A donor fund could cover any shortfall.
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West Oak Street
Ed F. Bates
Bate
Bates
East Hickory
Bill Will Affect Soda Fountains in Denton Fights Caffeine Rule
Engrossed House measure would ban sale of foods or drinks containing caffeine including Coca Cola. Denton soda fountains rely on the beverage with estimated annual syrup sales of 1560 gallons, risking loss of a lucrative trade if enforced.
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Denton
Women and Banking at Home: Encouraging Joint Accounts
The article argues that a married woman owning a bank account at her home can assert independence. It notes women are typically economical and more frugal than men, with many ladies already holding accounts and managing their own business. It suggests opening accounts for wives to pay household expenses by check and welcomes all accounts.
Notable Names Listed in Local Board Minutes
A. J. Nance, I. C. Cait, J. R. Christal, A. M. Bush, E. F. Bates, Co. A. Williams, A. C. Owsley, Dr. J. M. Inge, R. L. Bass are named in the minutes of the local board, indicating attendance or appointment roles.
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Cait
R. L. Bass
I. C. Cait
A. M. Bush
E. F. Bates
A. Williams
A. C. Owsley
Dr. J. M. Inge
New Orleans Weather Forecast March 1
Tonight fair and colder. Thursday fair and warmer in New Orleans Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Coca Cola’s Rise and Caffeine Debate in Atlanta History
The piece notes Coca Cola’s rapid growth from a backroom soda to a major Atlanta factory and nationwide distribution. It highlights heavy advertising, popularity as a year round drink, and claims that caffeine stimulates drinkers, though some deny the theory. It mentions ongoing Senate resistance to caffeine regulation.
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Atlanta
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Company
United States
Senate
Dallas D. R. Long Dies After Kidney Illness
D. R. Long age about 69 died about noon Wednesday at his Dallas home after eight months of kidney disease. Born in Tennessee he came to Denton in 1878 living there until 1890 when he moved to Dallas. He was Denton postmaster for two years and later four terms as Dallas alderman. Survived by children Mrs FE W Parker Miss Sallie Long F O and Ed Long of Dallas D Lee and W S Long of Denton. two sons left for Dallas. Funeral arrangements not announced here but services will be held Thursday.
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D. R. Long
D. Lee
FE. W. Parker
Sallie Long
F. O
Ed Long
Dallas
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